Al was such an alive and vibrant man! He was one of my older cousins who was always laughing and joking. He was friendly and warm. He was always the same. He cared about others even on his deathbed. While in the hospital, he was upbeat and praising God! That was an inspiration to me!  Life sent him many trials, but he was a champion overcoming them all. Take your rest my cousin. 

To the Family of Brother Al Wilson,  please accept my DEEPEST Condolences in the Loss of your Husband, FATHER and Grandfather. During these times, it seems of such as Blur, but the joy and peace of knowing Al is no longer in pain, will be your comforter in the days to come. Remember his Love for each of you, his laughter will sustain you, but the joy will come, when you realize, that we will see him again. On that Great getting up morning, when the trumpet will sound and the dead in Christ shall rise first and those who are still alive will be caught up in the Clouds together, OH what a Joyous day that will be. Rest on My Brother Al, you have run a good race!! Gone, but never Forgotten!! GOD BLESS THE AL WILSON FAMILY!! AMEN!!🙏🙏🙏

I met Al in 1995 at Big Fat Mikes , he was larger then life , always smiling and fun to be around we had many good times ! It broke my heart to see you tonite but I know your flying  with the angels ! R.I.P Al Wilson

Al, you were one of my older cousins, but as a little girl, you were always nice to me.   You were always  positive and upbeat. You were the same, friendly and warm!  As we became adults and life seasoned us, I realized how you were a true champion and overcomer through life’s devastating tragedies. You never stopped smiling. You pressed through.  Even with your illness, your positive spirit manifested itself through your faith in God. You inspired me even from your sick bed. You had peace. You were a true man of God!  Your story makes me proud to be your kin.  Your strength, class and dignity  are noteworthy during this time of sad peace.  We are sad you have transitioned, but have peace of no more suffering. 

When Al and I met it was love at first sight. I knew by our second date I would marry him. He said he knew the second he saw me. We had 17 years together some bad but mostly good. Al showed his compassion most when I lost my dad and when I lost my son. There was a closeness and strong love that even divorce couldn't stop. I will miss our weekly phone calls, I will miss your support, I will miss your laughter, I will miss your full understanding of who I am, mostly I will miss you. As I always told you, I love you more every day, the pure real love. Until I see you again , I love you honey.

Al, the first time Amos introduced me to you and I started to lite my cigarette, with your wisdom, experience and grace  you reprimanded Amos for not lighting it for me. I knew then who you were in this family. 
The Big brother that I never had, a mentor, a protector, a friend and so much more!
No longer do I have you to call, to vent, to get advice and to tell on Amos.
I was in aw of your strength, bravery and most of all your courage during your battle to fight against the odds and to the very end.
I will miss our many talks about politics, religion and life in general.  
However, I take solace in knowing that you are no longer in pain and that you are in a much Bigger, Better place, called "Heaven".  
Until we meet again save me a place at the table.
Forever in my Heart, your little sister "Dee Dee" 
   

Al,  Thank you for being the big brother you've always been to me.  You have shown and taught me so much!
Thank you for being my teacher, my protector, my confidant and friend .  You've help me get through some very difficult times that without your love, guidance and support I don't know if I could have made it without you. 
Thank you for making sure that all was well in our family. 
We shared a lot of good times as kids and adults, and those memories will forever be engraved in my heart!
Chief, until we meet again.....
Love you man! 
Your little brother Amos Mason

Al was a consummate host whenever I visited him and Beverly. He always greeted me with a big smile and huge bear hug! He made a awesome BBQ that I was lucky enough to get more than once! I'll always remember him saying he was going to " sell some sticks". He strong faith in God and love for family and friends will be remembered and missed.  🙏💗💔

Al was such a wonderful host when I came to visit him and Beverly. He would great me with a huge smile & huge bear hug.  He made a awesome BBQ that I was lucky enough to get more than once. I always remember him saying he was going to "sell some sticks". Lol. His strong faith in God and love of family and friends will be remembered and missed. 🙏💗💔

I met Mr Al when I was 8yrs old through my aunt. Mr Al always treated me and the Family with respect. He taught me how to hold a pool stick correctly.  I will never forget the summer of 89 he was driving truck and had a load in Seattle and he spent the week with me and my Family. Mr Al you will be greatly missed Sir, I appreciate reconnecting with you through face book, and conversing about our beloved Dallas Cowboys.  To Kim, Stacey, Vickie, and Family, my condolences are with you all.


One of my FAVORITE FBF...:-)
We have had MANY MANY religious discussions/debates through the years, as well as the "Funny" post...:-) You would always come running to my post, posting whole chapters of the Bible LMBO and there we would go back n forth for hours sometimes going into another day lol...LOVED IT SOOO MUCH!
You came hard but ALWAYS with that AWESOME humble spirit.
Wowww I'm gonna miss my FBBUDDY/"PEACE MAKER"...:-)
MUCH, MUCH LOVE MY FRIEND...:-(

Al (aka Charlie Wilson) was a man you could always depend on to be in the best mood, have an uplifting word and a joy to be around.  He was very positive and oftentimes in his own quiet way, the one who kept the party going.   I will miss him more than I can express in this message and still not believing he is gone.   I loved him as much or more than you could love a cousin.   His mom (Charlie Mae) and my dad (Willie) we’re very close as sister and brother which made him even more dear.  He had a full life and for that I am grateful.   Rest in God my cousin.  

Love you always,

Elfredia Grimes Gee


Uncle Al, you will be missed terribly!  Your big smile, laughter, great sense of humor and non-judging personality will be with me the rest of my life.  Your love for my cousins, Kim and Stacy, was an example of how a father should love his daughters unconditionally and with great care.  I know you'll be hanging out with my dad in Heaven, stirring up trouble and we wouldn't have it any other way.  Love and miss you Uncle Al.

Your nephew,
Little Tack

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Charlie Alfred Wilson

23 février 1950 – 6 mars 2019

Singing Hills Funeral Home

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